Sex Education: Season 2

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2020
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Asa Butterfield leads this puberty comedy as an inexperience teen who channels his sex therapist mum (Gillian Anderson) as he... More

Where to watch Sex Education: Season 2

Sex Education: Season 2 is available to stream in New... More Zealand now on Netflix.

Sex Education: Season 2 episodes

Episode 2.1

Episode 1

Masturbation turns out to be Otis' secret talent, but can... More he master his unruly desires for Ola? A chlamydia outbreak distracts the student body.

Episode 2.2

Episode 2

After Jean makes a cringey appearance at school, Otis tries... More his hand at pleasing Ola—and advising a hapless teacher. Fearless Maeve buckles.

Episode 2.3

Episode 3

On her way to surprise Maeve, Aimee gets a horrible... More shock on the bus. Rahim connects with Eric as a Milburn family dinner gets seriously awkward.

Episode 2.4

Episode 4

Ola wants to go all the way, but Otis is... More on edge. Jean and Maeve need their space. Jackson has performance worries, and star-crossed lovers reconnect.

EPISODE 2.5

Episode 5

Otis and Eric get away from romance and retreat to... More the woods with Remi. But parents aren’t perfect, as Maeve knows. Later, Ola follows her heart.

EPISODE 2.6

Episode 6

Bouncing back is the only option, so Otis throws a... More small gathering that turns rowdy, and Jackson deals with the healing. Who can handle the truth?

EPISODE 2.7

Episode 7

Welcome to the morning after. "Sex kid" has made a... More huge mess—and just can't stop barfing. Chaos comes to class, and in detention, the girls bond.

EPISODE 2.8

Episode 8

The talking cure may be failing Otis and Jean as... More they sort out their issues. A wary Maeve makes the finals. Sexy Shakespeare never goes out of style.

Sex Education: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

"The series still stands tall with bright characters, fun performances, and an unequaled candidness about sex."

IGNIGN

"It may be pretty surface level, but it does give more care and attention to addressing the darker aspects like assault and trauma. In a way, it finally feels like education."

ColliderCollider

"Underneath it all is a sweet, conventional drama with lovely performances: Connor Swindells stands out as the unhappy and secretly gay Adam. But the show is less groundbreaking than it thinks."

The TelegraphThe Telegraph

"It's a really strong premiere, to be clear, nimbly picking up on last season while setting up plenty of drama for the next seven episodes - and also delivering some impeccably staged beats of physical comedy."

VultureVulture

""Sex Education" imagines a more colorful, more livable, and more loving world. Even if it wasn't also hilarious, charming, and chock full of heart, that would be reason enough to love it."

IndieWireIndieWire

"The Netflix series... is an extraordinarily wise comedy-drama, one that is about sex, yes, but more insistently about honesty, compassion, and self-awareness."

Boston GlobeBoston Globe

"Though it's mostly a delight, Season 2, which is hard not to binge all at once, at times makes for painful viewing..."

The New YorkerThe New Yorker

"Nunn is always looking for ways to connect sexual complexities to the personal context of each character."

Little White LiesLittle White Lies

"The broad point of this show, however, is that none of them has anything to be ashamed of. Everything is normal, and nothing is."

The TimesThe Times

"It considers their inner lives and motivations, less concerned with what they're doing than how they feel about doing it. That empathetic approach is especially evident with the heavier story lines."

The Washington PostThe Washington Post

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